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A Close Call for Boston Blackie (1946) is the tenth of fourteen Columbia Pictures crime films starring Chester Morris as Boston Blackie.
Cast
Chester Morris as Boston Blackie
Lynn Merrick as Geraldine "Gerry" Peyton
Richard Lane as Inspector Farraday
Frank Sully as Sergeant Matthews
George E. Stone as "The Runt"
from imdb
Enjoyable Blackie entry with ample laughs, no big surprises
24 September 2011 | by csteidler (Minnesota)
Blackie and the Runt rescue a woman (Lynn Merrick) who's been attacked in the street right in front of their building. They carry in the unconscious woman, who is quickly identified as Gerry Peyton, one of Blackie's old flames. Nothing much new so far, but when they open the bedroom door we see the main twist that this series entry has to offer: a baby!
Cast
Chester Morris as Boston Blackie
Lynn Merrick as Geraldine "Gerry" Peyton
Richard Lane as Inspector Farraday
Frank Sully as Sergeant Matthews
George E. Stone as "The Runt"
from imdb
Enjoyable Blackie entry with ample laughs, no big surprises
24 September 2011 | by csteidler (Minnesota)
Blackie and the Runt rescue a woman (Lynn Merrick) who's been attacked in the street right in front of their building. They carry in the unconscious woman, who is quickly identified as Gerry Peyton, one of Blackie's old flames. Nothing much new so far, but when they open the bedroom door we see the main twist that this series entry has to offer: a baby!
Reviews
Reviewer:
Poohbah70
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August 23, 2019
Subject: He Shouldn't Have Gone Home
Subject: He Shouldn't Have Gone Home
I couldn't take more than 10 minutes of this comedic murder mystery - just too silly.
Reviewer:
tbragg
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March 1, 2017
Subject: Too silly for me
Subject: Too silly for me
Emphasis on comedy, which, if you like it, you will enjoy. It all falls pretty flat and obvious to me: men in drag, comic double takes, disruptions caused by a baby. Not my cuppa.
Reviewer:
katperrr
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August 7, 2012
Subject: Boston Blackie
Subject: Boston Blackie
Enjoy the radio show as well
